

A person who gets an accumulation of points can actually lose their license. It can be suspended and in some instances, revoked. As an example, if you get 11 points on moving violations within an 18-month period based on the date of incident, you can lose your license, so our strategy is that we try to reduce the number of points that you get on a particular case. As an aside, if you get three speeds in an 18-month period, that can also lead to the revocation or suspension of your license, and our strategy in all these cases is to move for less points, and in a speeding case, to move for a conviction to a non-speeding offense. As a result, you have less points, and in the speeding instance, without three speeds, you can continue to drive. Also, when you have a license that has been suspended for a traffic case, you’re also eligible under some circumstances for a restricted license, and we guide you through that process.
If you are in need of legal counsel in New York State, please feel free to contact KCS Law and we would be happy to assist you.